The land is fully perimeter fenced, providing security and ease of livestock management. The diverse mix of cultivated ground, open pasture, and native habitat creates an ideal setting for both agricultural operations and recreational use.

This property offers excellent hunting opportunities with expansive habitat that naturally supports wildlife populations. The blend of crop ground, grazing pasture, and open space creates prime conditions for big game and upland birds. Whether you’re seeking a private hunting retreat or a recreational property, this land delivers exceptional potential.

Improvements

Built in the summer of 2005, this impressive 60’ x 40’ shop with 16-foot walls is designed to handle serious work, storage, and multi-use functionality. Whether you’re operating a farm, running a business, or need high-capacity workspace, this building is fully equipped and thoughtfully constructed.

The heated shop features a robust 400-amp main electrical service, supported by two 200-amp exterior subpanels and one 200-amp interior subpanel, providing abundant power for heavy equipment and multiple operations simultaneously. It includes dedicated 50-amp welder service, 30-amp RV hookup, and multiple 110V outlets throughout. A 150 lb air compressor is installed with numerous airline outlets piped along the front wall for maximum efficiency and convenience.

Three insulated roll-up doors (10’, 12’, and 14’) provide excellent accessibility for large equipment, trailers, and RVs, along with an additional standard man door. The interior includes a 40’ x 12’ loft with pull-down ladder access, offering substantial overhead storage.

Built for comfort and durability, the shop features double-insulated walls, is heated via propane, has a wall-mounted commercial exhaust fan and a cell phone repeater to ensure strong connectivity. LED and fluorescent lighting throughout, along with six skylights, provide outstanding interior brightness. A built-in workbench with electrical outlets enhances functionality for projects and daily operations.

Water to the shop is supplied by a well with a 27-gallon pressure tank, and the water is noted for its softness an added benefit for long-term equipment use and overall maintenance.

Recreation

Weiser offers abundant outdoor recreation set against the backdrop of western Idaho’s rivers, hills, and wide-open spaces. The nearby Snake River and Weiser River provide opportunities for fishing, boating, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. Hiking, horseback riding, and ATV trails can be found throughout the surrounding foothills and public lands, offering expansive views and year-round exploration.

The area is also known for upland bird hunting, deer and elk hunting, and other seasonal outdoor pursuits. Cyclists and walkers enjoy the Weiser River Trail, a scenic rails-to-trails pathway that follows the river corridor through canyons and farmland.

Weiser is nationally recognized as the home of the National Oldtime Fiddlers’ Contest, bringing visitors from across the country each summer. With its blend of water access, open terrain, and community events, the area provides a relaxed, outdoor-oriented lifestyle in every season.

Agriculture

Approx. 150 acres of dry farm ground crested wheat grass hay, winter wheat, and barley

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

There are two wells on the property, and one of them serves the shop.

Region & Climate

Weiser, Idaho, has a semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons, ideal for year-round outdoor activities. Spring brings mild temperatures and a refreshing green-up across valley. Daytime highs typically range from the 60s to 70s F, with cool evenings. Most of the area’s annual precipitation falls in spring, helping irrigate surrounding farmland and orchards. Summers are hot, sunny, and dry. High temperatures often reach the upper 80s to low 90s F, with very little rainfall. Low humidity and clear skies make for long, bright days and pleasant evenings. Fall offers warm days, crisp nights, and colorful foliage along the river corridors. Temperatures gradually cool from the 70s into the 50s F. The season is generally dry and calm, creating comfortable conditions and scenic views as harvest season wraps up in the valley. Winters are cold but relatively moderate, daytime highs typically range from the 30s to 40s F, with overnight lows near or below freezing. Snowfall occurs periodically but is usually light to moderate.

History

Weiser’s history is deeply rooted in the confluence of the Weiser and Snake Rivers, an area long used by Native American tribes, including the Shoshone and Nez Perce, for fishing, trade, and seasonal settlement. In the mid-1800s, the region became a corridor for pioneers traveling west along the Oregon Trail. The city was officially established in the 1860s and later grew with the arrival of the railroad in the late 19th century, which helped transform Weiser into an important agricultural and shipping hub for western Idaho. Over time, farming, livestock, and fruit orchards shaped the local economy, while the community developed a strong small-town character that continues today.

Location

Weiser is located in western Idaho along the scenic Snake River, near the Oregon border. Nestled at the confluence of the Weiser and Snake Rivers, the city sits in a fertile river valley surrounded by rolling hills and open agricultural land. It serves as the county seat of Washington County and offers convenient access to both rural countryside and regional hubs. Positioned along U.S. Highway 95, Weiser provides a direct north-south route through western Idaho, connecting residents to larger communities while maintaining a quiet, small-town setting. The area combines wide-open spaces, river access, and mountain views with everyday amenities close at hand.

Healthcare services are available at Weiser Memorial Hospital providing emergency and primary care close to home. For expanded medical services and specialists, the larger Treasure Valley healthcare network is within driving distance.The closest major airport is Boise Airport (BOI), located about 75 miles southeast, making Weiser a convenient getaway just an hour and a half from Idaho’s capital.